Co Shredded Paper Mixed In Newspaper

Unlike some shredded paper that is crinkled, B&H shredded paper is non abrasive, perfect for packing fragile glass items.

The Brookfield Vol Fire Co., bought 2 Media Trays and a Base Cabinet, B5L51A. Aside from not having to load paper as often, having two extra trays and the base cabinet, elevates the unit to a desirable working height. With three 550-sheet trays (one integrated with the printer and two extra media trays), we can hold two reams of standard and 1 ream of legal size paper.

The color soft gray almost looks like newspaper print before text is added. It's exactly what I wanted. The paper itself is much thicker and sturdier than I anticipated and I have already used it once - it is perfect! Easy to add to hanging system, roll and unroll - clamp in place. Sits nicely with a couple weights or gaffers tape. This was my first roll of Savage Seamless and now I need to collect all the colors.

An 1893 issue of our newspaper was donated to us recently by a local government entity whose staff was rearranging file boxes in their basement and found a metal bank box. The paper was folded and every time we unfolded it, it was compromised more. This box and sheets have made it possible for us to store the issue safely. I was particularly happy that I could fit two pages in the plastic sleeves so that the front and back of the issue fit in one, etc. That means we can read the paper in the order of the pages and it no longer tears. I had assumed I would have to cut the pages apart and place one per sheet.

Beautiful paper. It's good for black and white if you want a newspaper feel to your photographs (it has a natural warm tone to it). I love it with color photographs, too. My favorite part about the paper is that it's eco-friendly and it puts part of the proceeds toward environmental projects. The paper will occasionally jam in the printer, but it you just bend the paper in the opposite direction that it comes, it will print out just fine. Very thick and good quality.

I use this paper with medium format negatives (Kodak TMY) and processed in Dektol mixed 1 to 1. It goes into a water bath and then into Formulary's fixer. Paper is squeegeed and hung to dry. To flatten, I place paper inside of a blotter book and pile a lot of books on top for about a week. I love the looks of warmtone, fiber base paper!

Had heard mixed reviews about this paper - think its terrific. Can't yet get it in Australia (or haven't been able to find it). Makes the photos look like a professional print. Haven't had any problems at all.

As a visual artist I use the 9 cartridges for the Epson R3000 in my mixed technique artwork on paper. The colors are vibrant and really stunning! They add a powerful presence to my imagery.

I think it would be hard for lens tissue to get a bad review. Maybe if they mistakenly mixed sand in their paper? Regardless, this paper works just fine.

I heard mixed opinions on this paper from people getting dirty edges on the paper to the texture being too much of a bite. I had to give it a try. The deepest blacks all the way to the lightest of grays are perfect. The only drawback is its glisten in direct light which makes it impossible to scan. This paper performs amazing with sepia and selenium split toning too! A photo of the print doesn't truly do this paper justice, you have to use to truly appreciate this paper.